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The Internet can be a wonderful resource when it comes to looking for a new job. There are many web sites that post job listings in just about every career field there is. These web sites also give you the ability to post your resume online. Many companies, both large and small, frequently use these sites to post their job openings.

Companies and recruiting agencies also use these sites to find possible job candidates by searching through online resumes.

One benefit of the various job search webs sites is that many of them allow you to post your resume on their site for free. It is the companies that search for resumes and list their job openings that usually pay a fee for an account. This makes it so that not just anyone can look at your resume online. Instead, only companies that have a paid account through these sites can view your resume.

It is very important that you do your research on the various job search web sites out there. Although you may be familiar with the more well-known job search web sites, like Monster.com and CareerBuilder.com, there are lots of job search web sites on the internet. Some cover every career field and job location you can think of, others specialize in a particular career field. There are some that post jobs based on geographical location or language, where others are geared toward college students. There are many options available to you and depending on the type of job you are searching for; some may be of more benefit to you than others.

Another reason you should do your research is because there are potential downsides to using the Internet when searching for a new job. Just as there are many reputable sites that can help you find a new job, there are also sites that are nothing but scams-with their main purpose being to obtain personal information about you, including your name, address and phone number, as well as your credit card information. So be careful, stick to sites that have been around a long time and you know you can trust.

Something else you need to take into consideration before posting your resume online is whether or not there is any risk to you and your job if your current employer happened to find your resume online. Depending on your situation, this could negatively impact your current job and make you a prime candidate for being dismissed. So, make sure to give this some thought, as there are instances when it's just not prudent to place your resume online.

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